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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1906

Page

2

Champion egg layer owner faces loss over rival record

The Agricultural department notes a Virginian owned champion hen whose record may be bested. The fowl reportedly lays an egg every twenty five hours excluding moulting. Meanwhile Texas Democrats push to oust Senator Briley over Standard Oil ties and Hull Iowa votes bond for a gas lighting plant. Men cast 192 votes, 64 for and 49 against. women cast 49 for and 27 against. bond failed as two thirds required.

Agricultural Department Hull Iowa

State C. E. Convention Held in Des Moines 1906

Des Moines hosts the Iowa State C. E. Union convention October 5 to 7 with speakers including President Storms of Ames Dr Stein er Grinnell and Dr Madbury Des Moines. Rev Alexander Corkey of Oskaloosa will preside and open the meeting at the Central Church of Christ. Officers listed are President Rev Alexander Corkey Secretary Miss Bell McNeal and Treasurer D. B. Allen.

Des Moines President Storms Ames Steiner Grinnell Madbury Alexander Corkey Oskaloosa Central Church of Christ C. EB. Union Iowa Bell McNeal Marshalltown D. B. Allen Arlington

Public Lyceum Course Faces Higher Costs and Support

Five years of lectures saw guarantors cover costs with tiny profits. Sponsors changed as E. A. Fields and A. C. Black man joined, then J. B. Alexander, and Mayor Wooton. Redpath Lyceum Bureau guarantees quality. A new opera house tripled expenses. only strong public support will balance the books.

E. A. Fields A. C. Blackman J. B. Alexander Fields Sioux City Wooton Redpath Lyceum Bureau Chicago

New Social Club Formed At Conger Home

A Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. L. J. Conger’s home organized a new literary and social club named the Book and Thimble club. Its emblem is the carnation with pink and green colors and the motto Deeds Not Words. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. L. J. Conger, Vice president Mrs. P. A. Lilliet, Secretary Miss Alta Ross, and Treasurer Mrs. Mande Foote.

L. J. Conger New Sptiak and Literary Club Book and Thimble Club Ojhers J. Conger P. A. Lilliet Alta Ross Mande Foote

Akron M. E. welcomes Rev Plummer as new pastor

The Northwest Iowa conference at Fort Dodge selected Rev G B Plummer from Radcliffe Iowa as pastor for the Akron M E church. Rev F L Moore, who has led here, returns home and will preach through next week. Rev N L Lyons was assigned as pastor at Meridian Cherokee County Iowa. Moore commends Plummer as an able conscientious worker.

G.B. Plummer Akron Northwest Iowa Fort Dodge Radcliffe Hardin County Iowa F. L. Moore Moore M.H N. L. Lyons A.D Meridan Cherokee County Plummer

School Notes Show Attendance and Visitors at Akron High

School opened September 10 with 297 pupils and reached 301 by September 24. The first intermediate banner honors shifted to the second intermediate under Miss Fisher with 60 pupils, while kindergarten under Miss Pollock had 48. Visitors included C E B Smith Loren Howe C Adams and S Hann. Howe spoke to the school. Professor Smith visited rooms briefly. Mrs Cilley and Miss Sutherland called in grammar and second primary rooms. excuses for absences or tardies must be presented. Professor Smith found a shark tooth in Niobrara formation at Akron Bluff. Mr and Mrs Jensen loaned large mammoth teeth found in their well to the High School.

Miss Sutherland Miss Fisher Miss Pollock Messrs C. EB. Smith Loren Howe C. Adams Hann

Tillie Olson Swedish Drama At Akrona Soon

Manager Youngstrom witnessed the Swedish dialect comedy Tillie Olson at Sioux City Grand Opera House. He booked the play for one night in Akrona in early October as the first major Swedish drama to feature a Swedish leading girl with humor and melon dramatic flair. Moses & Hamilton provided scenic settings from Broadway. The four act show spans a Minnesota farm house and Minneapolis locales.

Youngstrom New Opera House Sioux City Tillie Olson Grand Opera House Akrona Yon Yonsou Ole Olson Tilly Olson Moses & Hamilton Broadway Theatre New York Minnesota Minneapolis

Plymouth County Republican Clerk Candidacy Announcements

Multiple Plymouth county residents in LeMars Iowa announce candidacies for county offices including Clerk of the District Court County Surveyor and County Auditor. They note candidacies are subject to the Republican county convention results and provide dates in September 1906.

Borrors Register-Triune Plymouth County Iowa BH. F. Buchanan LeMars Republican County Convention Woopdrp Horrors Register-Shnine A. J. Sesanon Morrill Borrors Reacher-Taipune Jus Boditn Ifox County Kisthy

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